Above Twenty

On this week's episode Kathleen is joined by creative entrepreneur Katrina Medalle. The two talk about Special Kace, which is Katrina's own style consultancy business. Katrina shares some insight on the fashion and entertainment industry and provides helpful advice for other creatives.

In this week's episode, Kathleen interviews Canadian country musician Jason Maxwell. The two discuss his country music career, the entertainment industry, and how to use social media to promote your art. Jason shares his latest projects he has been working on and what he has is in store for 2021. 

In this week's episode, Kathleen sits down with female entrepreneur Adrienne Decaire. She is the founder of Barbays, which is a hair accessory company that sells scrunchies and headbands. The two talk about how Adrienne got started with Barbays and how she continues to grow her successful brand and business. 

In this week's episode, Kathleen is joined by Sasha Canady, a marketing strategist turned business coach. Sasha helps entrepreneurs grow their businesses and create the lives of their dreams. The two talk about all things marketing, business, and social media. Sasha shares her social media strategy for how she gained over 19 000 followers on Tik Tok. 

In this week's episode, Kathleen interviews powerhouse, Mckenna Haz. She is a university student working towards her MBA, an NCAA Division 1 athlete, and a business owner. Mckenna shares how she started her sustainable activewear line SEAAV Athletics while being a student and competitive athlete. 

A new year brings a new season of Above Twenty. Join Kathleen as she reflects on the past year and shares what she is bringing into 2021. 

On this weeks episode, Kathleen has a zoom interview with Toronto club promoter ASAP Danny. He shares how he took a weekend gig and made it into a business and brand.

On this weeks episode, Charlie Dedo joins Kathleen to share her battle with concussions and mental health. Charlie has started a physical and mental wellness journey that has allowed her to turn some seriously negative events into positive outcomes. 

In honour of Diabetes Awareness month, Kathleen sits down with diabetes champion and advocate Ruby Pilatzke. Diabetes flipped Ruby's world upside down at 9 years of age, but she doesn't let it hold her back from anything. 

On this weeks episode Kathleen is joined by student and business owner Catherine Gutknect. Catherine got married at a young age and because of this she recieved very negative comments saying she was not a feminist. The two talk about what it really means to be a feminist and how Catherine did not let the narrative others pushed on her define who she was or stop her from following her dreams.